HEART PIN POEM

Written by Jen Chubb

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Next time you walk in the woods, take note of the heart shapes you see. From the moss-covered stone you spy on the ground, to the petals on a dogwood tree.

In springtime, spread out a blanket and look up at the baby blue sky. If you're lucky, as you laze away, a heart-shaped cloud might float by.

When you visit the beach in summer, don’t forget to pause and look down; a pink shell in the shape of a heart patiently waits to be found.

Hearts in nature are everywhere. Make time to stop and observe them. Mother Earth reminds us to love with each little heart-shaped gem.